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13 yrs ago

I donate all my outdated prescription glasses and sunglasses to OneSight who distribute them to needy people in third world countries. It's easy to donate, you just drop your glasses in a collection box at OPSM, Budget Eyewear or Sunglass Hut and OneSight collect, sort and distribute them. More details are available on www.onesight.org.au

I also have bought very inexpensive prescription eyeglasses (under $20 including delivery for simple frames and distance lens) from various online eyeglass shops like www.goggles4u.com and others. They have been fine, but you do have to be very careful about inputting the correct prescription information on the online forms.

6 comments

Seems like good idea.

I wonder if they take false teeth?

seth

13 yrs ago

Only if one owner and still working.

Has anyone seen the Ad. on tele. where the husband and wife

accidently put each other's false teeth into their mouths and only realise

when each looks at the other grinning?

Funny stuff.

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hawil

13 yrs ago

A very good and noble idea. I can remember my Grandmother struggling to thread a needle without glasses, and just as wellI was of some use to her as kid.

I'will definitely do the same with my disused glasses.

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13 yrs ago

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